From the outside and you say its all inside, his supporters are saying, these people in the political establishment have been screwing us over for decades. Political establishment have been screwing us overfor decades. And this is the one guy who is going after the media, the one guy establishment cant stand, the one guy that even people like mitt romney and the Republican Party go against, he is part of the deep state and if truly, you have a large part of the american electorate that is mobilised and motivated by the absence of grievance that is utterly court to Donald Trumps campaign, it should not suppression at all that is Approval Ratings are only going north among the gop base since all his indictments are being levied against them. These levees are proof of the power of the deep state to take out donald trump who they love. The question of course is always what happens to the independence the middle and which way they go in a general election, not in the primary. Lots of people
yes, your honor. is the defense ready to proceed. yes, your honor. let s have the jury come in, please. while the jurors are being brought in, i d like to indicate this matter is being live streamed on the court s youtube channel in addition the court s existing conduct order is in effect and everybody needs to comply with the conduct order. this verdict has several counts. the court will require that all in attendance abstain for any sort of loud outbursts or sounds that could affect the proceedings in this matter as the counts are read in the verdict. i expect to maintain order and decorum as has been the case throughout this trial. with that in mind, if the jurors are ready, they can be seated. all rise, please. please be seated. all right. the court will note that we had alternate jurors that were excused upon deliberations. the remaining 12 jurors that have deliberated are here and appear to be properly seated. will counsel stipulate that the jury is all pres
his father set to announce a 2024 white house run on tuesday. here is james komar on sunday morning futures. no rhyme or reason why hunter biden should not have been indicted years ago. even before the last presidential election. one of the challenges, if there are any legitimate serious people left in the doj trying to do the right thing. what do you do with this many family members of the president? there will not be anybody left for christmas picture if the doj did their job and indicted anyone with any kind of fingerprint involved. it is the entire family. even though biden is about to announce his reelection bid, a new poll shows people do not want him to. 70% of voters said hold off this time around. half of democrats. the media backing away their support of biden. a new york times article says biden has held the fewest news conferences since reagan. any questions? far below presidents trump, obama and bush, half of trump and kelly aaron, i think i will go with yo
i get accused of all kinds of things every single day as does every member that serves in the public eye. but that doesn t stop you from doing your job. it is our duty, and it is my duty. the fbi just seized my phone. oh, yes, congressman scott perry under investigation by the doj for his role in the plot to over turn the 2020 election, will now be part of the investigation into his own investigation. just the latest in a long history of republican oversight madness. also tonight, two big depositions. fox s main man, rupert murdoch, under oath today about his network s role in pushing false election riggling theories as donald trump makes a very telling mistake in the e. jean carroll rape allegation lawsuit. plus, florida students can take a.p. courses in italian culture, german culture, and japanese culture, but ron desantis has decided learning about african americans, quote, lacks educational value. but we begin the reidout tonight with the republican circus that h
who will win a second term in the white house, or might someone else get the chance of a first? and can china survive a third term for president xi? in the studio are: jeff mcallister, time magazine s white house correspondent during the clinton years, and then chief of the magazine s london bureau. he and his wife now run their own international law firm. eunice goes, a portuguese writer and academic, lectures on comparative government which, i guess, is how countries learn from each other s mistakes; and steve richards, who arrived at westminster just as the conservative party was evicting margaret thatcher from downing street. the latest episode of rock and roll politics, his podcast, is entitled the next labour government and the power of markets. have events of the last few hours, perhaps certainly the last few weeks, steve, provided you with an insight into those two thoughts, the power of the market and the prospects for a change of government? prospects for a change